1. Oct 1, 2009 #1

   Rhine720

   

   I plan to be finishing highschool with an Associates thanks to dual enrollment. I was wonder, how long from that, would it take for me to receive a bachelors in physics? 2 years? more?

    

   Rhine720, Oct 1, 2009
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3. Oct 1, 2009 #2

   206PiruBlood

   

   That depends on which classes you took to get that Associates. What math and physics courses have you taken?

    

   Last edited: Oct 2, 2009

   206PiruBlood, Oct 1, 2009
4. Oct 3, 2009 #3

   Phyisab****

   

   Depends what classes you've taken. You will need bunch of math and physics classes, namely:
   
   -a three semester calculus sequence
   -ordinary differential equations
   -linear algebra
   -a 3-4 semester introductory physics sequence
   -probably 1-2 semesters of chemistry

    

   Phyisab****, Oct 3, 2009

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